Podcast appearances and mentions of lydia mccauley

In this podcast: 1. Ishwish, 2. Joel Bruce Wallach, 3. Barry Phillips, 4. Cobb Bussinger, 5. Rob Cosh, 6. Lydia McCauley, 7. Radhamohan and Savitri, 8. Aryeh Frankfurter, 9. Cheryl Ann Fulton, 10. Chad Lawson, 11. Rob Costlow, 12. Rapoon

In this podcast: 1. Bella Gaia, 2. Robert Rich, 3. Chad Lawson, 4. Joel Bruce Wallach, 5. Joel Bruce Wallach, 6. Jeff Wahl, 7. Lydia McCauley, 8. Sasha Merkulov, 9. Jasmine Brunch, 10. Mystic Crock, 11. Cobb Bussinger, 12. Carlos Schwarz

In this podcast: 1. David Gilden, 2. Lydia McCauley, 3. Lisa Lynne, 4. Hans Christian, 5. Joel Bruce Wallach, 6. Luke Gartner-Brereton, 7. Ehren Starks, 8. Jasmine Brunch, 9. Emily Burridge, 10. Jeff Wahl, 11. Dmitry Krasnoukhov, 12. Sambodhi Prem

In this podcast: 1. Destiny Love, 2. Ray Montford, 3. Greg Williams, 4. David Modica, 5. Magnatune Compilation, 6. Judson Hurd, 7. David Gilden, 8. Ehren Starks, 9. Heavy Mellow, 10. Dmitry Krasnoukhov, 11. Lydia McCauley, 12. Dmitry Krasnoukhov, 13. Olexa Kabanov, 14. Stargarden, 15. Toni Iniguez

In this podcast: 1. Osamu Kitajima and Chris Mancinelli, 2. David Modica, 3. EuchMad, 4. Tilopa, 5. Aryeh Frankfurter, 6. Joel Bruce Wallach, 7. Solar Theory, 8. Lydia McCauley, 9. Hector Mukomol, 10. Cari Live, 11. Robert Otto

In this podcast: 1. Barry James, 2. Kourosh Dini, 3. Claire Fitch, 4. Claire Fitch, 5. Giorgio Costantini, 6. Alexander Lisenkov, 7. Lydia McCauley, 8. Jarkko Hietanen, 9. Marcos H Bolanos, 10. Barry Phillips, 11. Sambodhi Prem, 12. Sambodhi Prem, 13. Dmitry Krasnoukhov, 14. Hector Mukomol

In this podcast: 1. Mystic Crock, 2. Werner Durand, 3. Piotr Janeczek, 4. Jamie Janover, 5. Lydia McCauley, 6. Cari Live, 7. Angelight, 8. Mogilalia, 9. Rob Costlow, 10. Ehren Starks, 11. Rapoon

In this podcast: 1. Jasmine Brunch, 2. Olexa Kabanov, 3. Marcos H Bolanos, 4. Jami Sieber, 5. Philipp Weigl, 6. Angelight, 7. Diana Rowan, 8. Rapoon, 9. Howard Ferre, 10. Barry Phillips, 11. Lydia McCauley

In this podcast: 1. David Modica, 2. Olexa Kabanov, 3. Hans Christian, 4. Bindi Society, 5. Angelight, 6. Joel Bruce Wallach, 7. Paul Avgerinos, 8. Carlos Schwarz, 9. Sulis, 10. Kourosh Dini, 11. Giorgio Costantini, 12. Lydia McCauley, 13. Steve Eulberg

In this podcast: 1. Jeff Wahl, 2. Jasmine Brunch, 3. Cari Live, 4. Ray Carl Daye, 5. Suzanne Teng, 6. Jeff Wahl, 7. Francesca Genco, 8. Alexander Lisenkov, 9. Mystic Crock, 10. Suzanne Teng, 11. Fernwood, 12. Lydia McCauley, 13. Satori

In this podcast: 1. Jeff Wahl, 2. Sambodhi Prem, 3. Viviana Guzman, 4. Daniel Knowler, 5. Rob Costlow, 6. Cobb Bussinger, 7. Kourosh Dini, 8. John Cabrera, 9. Lydia McCauley, 10. Bjorn Fogelberg, 11. Judson Hurd, 12. Toni Iniguez, 13. Kristian Taus, 14. Ray Montford

In this podcast: 1. Jeff Wahl, 2. Jami Sieber, 3. Lydia McCauley, 4. Joseph Nimoh, 5. Angelight, 6. Robert Rich, 7. Michael Murphy, 8. Bindi Society, 9. Francois Couture, 10. Kourosh Dini, 11. Kourosh Dini, 12. Robert Rich

In this podcast: 1. Paul Avgerinos, 2. Sulis, 3. Satori, 4. Cheryl Ann Fulton, 5. Ehren Starks, 6. Angelight, 7. Robert Rich, 8. Cheryl Ann Fulton, 9. Reza Manzoori, 10. Jeff Wahl, 11. Rapoon, 12. Lydia McCauley

In this podcast: 1. Bella Gaia, 2. Jasmine Brunch, 3. Barry Phillips, 4. Lydia McCauley, 5. Robert Otto, 6. Hans Christian, 7. Daniel Knowler, 8. Jamie Janover, 9. Kristian Taus, 10. Emily Burridge, 11. Robert Rich, 12. Luke Gartner-Brereton, 13. Daniel Berkman

In this podcast: 1. Jeff Wahl, 2. Lydia McCauley, 3. Magnatune Compilation, 4. Sambodhi Prem, 5. Robert Otto, 6. Werner Durand, 7. Barry James, 8. Kourosh Dini, 9. Koshanin, 10. Mogilalia

In this podcast: 1. Lydia McCauley, 2. Dr Sounds, 3. Kourosh Dini, 4. Magnatune Compilation, 5. Jeff Wahl, 6. Olexa Kabanov, 7. David Gilden, 8. Mogilalia, 9. Thomas Otten, 10. John Cabrera, 11. Dmitry Krasnoukhov, 12. Giorgio Costantini

In this podcast: 1. Steve Eulberg, 2. Jami Sieber, 3. Francois Couture, 4. Kourosh Dini, 5. Chad Lawson, 6. Lydia McCauley, 7. Mogilalia, 8. Olexa Kabanov, 9. Jamie Janover, 10. Joel Bruce Wallach, 11. Luke Gartner-Brereton, 12. Mystic Crock

In this podcast: 1. Matthew E Sargent, 2. Olexa Kabanov, 3. Michael Travisano, 4. Robert Otto, 5. Francois Couture, 6. Stargarden, 7. Dmitry Krasnoukhov, 8. Ray Carl Daye, 9. EuchMad, 10. Kristian Taus, 11. Barry James, 12. Satori, 13. Koshanin, 14. Lydia McCauley

In this podcast: 1. Lydia McCauley, 2. Matthew E Sargent, 3. Angelight, 4. Robert Rich, 5. Bella Gaia, 6. Dmitry Krasnoukhov

On this program, we've got some talk, but we've got some music not in the holiday genre to give listeners something different and random to listen to. Welcome to podcast 225. I promise, no Christmas music today. Are you tired of Christmas music? Well, there is plenty more in the independent artist side, and we'll play lots of tunes. Set 1: Acappella, Almighty God Lydia McCauley, For My Daughters Loc Saint, M-O-N-E-Y Kyven, Miles Away Set 2: DeepDark & Scott Lawlor, Aberration Michelle Qureshi, Someday Scott Bradlee & Postmodern Jukebox, Wake Me Up Set 3: Scott Lawlor and Jack Hertz, The devil is not as black as he is painted Shadows On The Snow, Painting With Fire Aeoliah, Inner awakening Acappella, Rock-A-My Soul Arthur Moore, It Won't Be Long-A-2-192 (3m 4 David Carnes, My Love Is Like A Red, Red Rose Set 4: Lydia McCauley, Foggy Dew Mandrake Root, 1000-Colour Rain Mark Preston, Paint Vibrant Colors Matthew E Sargent, Meleah's Beautiful Words Mercy Machine, The midnight bower Middle-Earth Ensemble, Galiciana-Middle Mr Gelatine, deirt Opera Rock, Words Can't Say Set 5: Mystified, Sun Swell This completes the program!

On this 99th edition of the program, sit with me and enjoy the sounds of the holidays on the independent artist side. Hope you enjoy! Set 1: Nathan Allen Pinard, Central Emergency Logistics Marion James, Until the Real Thing Comes Along Emancipator, First Snow Josh Vietti, I Don't Mind Set 2: Alicia Ellison Grant, What Child Is This (Acappella) Beegie Adair, Christopher Phillips & David Osborne, Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming / What Child Is This? (feat. David Davidson) Justin Johnson, White Christmas Lady Luck, Christmas Island Naomi Less, What You Give Craig Taubman, Holy Ground Set 3: The Belmonts, The Eight Days of Hanukkah Ariel Rose, Hanukkah's Child Shir Soul, Hanukkah - Africa Various Artists, Hanuka Various Artists, Not By Might-Not By Power Set 4: Lydia McCauley, Burning Bush Love Amplifier, Dilemma Lisa Lynne and George Tortorelli, Morning Star Linda Wood, Nothing To Wear Laura Dreyer, Mysterious Encounter Flory Jagoda, Ocho Kandelikas Kenny Ellis, Ocho Kandelikas Kristian Taus, Mine Ya Elah, Shir Hashirim Craig Taubman-Various Artists, Descarga Ocho Kandelikas The Red Dragon Harp Ensemble, Sleep My Baby AlmaNova, Gabriel's message Doda Mollie, Ocho Kandelikas Shira Kline, Ocho Kandelikas Set 5: Six13, Nice Jewish Boy Band Chanukah Medley Robin Spielberg, West Bank Serenade Maccabeats, Dayenu Margie Rosenthal and Ilene Safyan, I Have a Little Dreidle Galliarda, En Belen Tocan a Fuego Lydia McCauley, Down in Yon Forest Osamu Kitajima and Chris Mancinelli, With An Open Mind Mike McGuill, Auld Lang Syne Stephane Potvin and the Con Brio Choir, Six Noels Anciens: Une vierge feconde (Patriquin) Steve Eulberg, Rejoice, Rejoice Believers Music for a Winter's Eve, Courdion Set 6: The Meow Meow Meows, Catmas Rap , 04 Christmas Time Is Here Tonic Sol-fa, North to Alaska Ali Lohan, Ali Lohan, Groove of Christmas (Remix) The DisCover Collective, Beautiful (Cover) This completes the program.

Shows are being uploaded late, please enjoy and comment. Thanks for listening! For broadcast 97 of the spotlight, open forum, no particular links, but some of my favorites or why I selected the artist. Set 1: Lydia McCauley, The River Trilogy Lizzi, Gone macabro, Footsteps Set 2: Homeless Balloon, The Carpenter Howard Ferre, 5 Years Idlemine, IFU Ion, Flying Over Blue Waters J Nilsson Project, Car 251 LOOT, Top of the World Set 3: East Coast Acappella, Having a Party Emily Kurn, Records (of where we are) Haven, Change My Heart, O God Keith Lancaster & The Acappella Company, I Know the Love Matthew Schoening, Third Rendition Shir Soul, Hanukkah - Africa Sylvia, I Love You by Heart Set 4: Ac Rock, Do You Believe in Love Anael, In the Key of Wisdom Blank And Jones, Djs, Fans & Freaks (Radio Cut) David Darling, Clear Day Doda Mollie, One Morning~Frogs Geodesium, Light Echoes Joi Cardwell, Be My Baby Set 5: Hwy E, Strait 2 The Streets Acappella, Who is Gonna Tell the Child? Individual Choice, Moving Head Acapeldridge, Sweet Hour of Prayer Alicia Ellison Grant, Brave Soldiers of the USA Acappella, How Can I Truly Say? Ashana, Tu Eres Set 6: Optimal Tunes, Crystal Clear Panacea, Daldalar_Tamzara Abbas Premjee, Rise from Slumber Aitua, Elements - III Blue Sky Superdirt2, Gate Suchitra Lata, Cocktail Disco Sterling, Escape This completes the program, thanks for listening!

In this podcast: 1. Kato Kahra, 2. Nathan Mathes, 3. Poeticall Musicke, 4. Luke Gartner-Brereton, 5. Susan Rode Morris, 6. Tom Paul, 7. Tom Paul, 8. Lydia McCauley, 9. Luke Gartner-Brereton, 10. Steve Eulberg, 11. Erik Ask Upmark, 12. Lydia McCauley, 13. Nathan Mathes, 14. Sora, 15. Aryeh Frankfurter

Slipped stitches, goats, Piper's Journey KAL This episode is sponsored by Quince & Co, The Blend Cafe, and Knit4Together. complete show notes are at www.knittingpipeline.com The folks at Quince & Co believe that businesses can be good citizens—should be good citizens—without making too much a fuss about it. So, they have created a line of thoughtfully conceived yarns spun from American wool or sourced from overseas suppliers who grow plants, raise animals, or manufacture a yarn in as earth- and labor-friendly a way as possible. Find them at www.quinceandco.com and while you are there, sign up for their free e-newsletter. The Blend Café is an independent coffee shop in Washington IL The Blend's slogan, “Where coffee and community come together,” is more than just a catchy phrase to them - It is their passion! Our desire is to provide a comfortable place for those in our community to gather together and enjoy good company along with GREAT coffee. If coffee is not YET your beverage of choice, come anyway - we serve wonderful teas, smoothies, and ice cream drinks to go along with our fresh baked goods, desserts, and sandwiches. I would like to congratulate Yvonne and all The Blend employess as they were recently awarded the 2012 Outstanding Business Award from the Washington Chamber of Commerce! Knit 4 Together is an knitting and fiber shop in Dunlap IL just north of Peoria IL. Knit 4 Together Yanr Company specializes in a fine variety of fibers to meet a variety of budgets. Co-owned and run by five ladies who love to knit--and love to teach--there is a chair wiating for you. Just bring your needles...we're certain you'll find som crumptious yarn for your next project. www.knit4together.com or call 309.243.9499 I enjoy your feedback, comments on the blog, and questions. Feel free to write to me at Paulaef@aol.com or on Ravelry as PrairiePiper. Prize Drawing and Pipeliner Notes: The prize is a skein of yarn from Roman Hills either Dowager Countess or Lady Sybil The winner is #40! Congratulations Sarah aka smurphy2! Please contact me with your mailing information. Nature Notes February is a month of light. In the Northern Hemisphere our mornings and evening are filled with more hours of daylight. We are moving away from the short dark days of the Winter Solstice... Today I saw the red-wing blackbirds lined up along the fences that line the farm fields. I was looking for snowy owls. I saw red-wings. And that is good too, especially the first red wings of the season. Thanks to Alisonc I just read the most fascinating book. Goat Song: A Seasonal Life. A short history of Herding and the art of making cheese by Brad Kessler. Highly recommended! Needle Notes  Piper’s Journey KAL. Wave 2 starts on March 5, 2012. Note that the shawl will grow considerably since you are knitting at a looser gauge than recommended for a tighter fabric. Slipping Stitches make a cleaner edge but there are times when this is not advised. Slipping the first stitch of a row will tighten the edge, which is sometimes not what you want to do. If a pattern says to slip a stitch and the pattern does not specify then you should slip as if to purl. In general You slip as if to purl if the stitch is not going to be worked at that time. You slip as if to knit if the stitch is going to be worked. The Blethering Room I blether about a house we looked at when we first moved to this area, Norwegian Gjetost, and a few more tips on things to take to a retreat. A notebook is a good idea. About those Autumn Glory Apples…our local market will probably be sold out by the time of our retreat. I didn’t want to be greedy and buy up the whole bin. In the Pipeline Knitting: Spectra by Stephen West. 2 Knit Lit Chicks KAL 60 wedges done and 25 to go! I need to figure out my retreat knitting. Watching: Downtown Abbey is over. It is sad. Thankfully there is another season to look forward to. And to those of you who do not have television, I applaud you! Listening: Finished The Paris Wife by Paula MacClain. This Birding Life/Bird Watcher’s Digest Bill Thompson III Snowy Owl Invasion Music by Lydia McCauley.  Apples on the Tree from Sabbath Day.  www.magnatune.com Haste ye back!

Baby Sweater on Two Needles and more EZ  This show is sponsored by Quince & CO   www.quinceandco.com Thanks for the birthday wishes last week!  Bereft by Robert Frost  Baby Sweater on Two Needles by Elizabeth Zimmermann from Knitter’s Almanac.  It is better known as February Baby Sweater.   The February Lady Sweater (not by EZ) is actually more popular than the FBS. Projects on Ravelry: 6675 for Baby Sweater and 11,505 for FLS by Pamela Wynne.  Knitter’s Almanac by Elizabeth Zimmerman.  February. Babies Things.  Have knitted everything in this chapter but the bonnet with the flap over the shoulders. Leggings.  I have made at least two pair.  Red and white striped ones were the cutest.  Not the most practical garment for modern moms. Blanket knitted from center out.  Have done it with lace and also in a heavier yarn with texture pattern and colorwork. Was told that pioneer woman put a cream or white border on blankets so Baby would perceive this is a boundary.  Per my experience, did not work. Double knitting blanket was a carriage blanket.  I used Schoolhouse Press Sheepsdown and my own handspun.  May have steeked and put a zipper in it.  Pete’s Socks…pulled off the colors! Handed Down Patterns. Topic started by nitiram.   Her Mother’s slipper/bootie pattern--she called pods.  Under “Some Things Never Change…”   In The Pipeline: EZ Saddle Shoulder Sweater     $14.99 Interweave knits Holiday Gifts.  Holiday 2011  Some of my favorites are McHenry by Susan B Anderson, Hollyberry Bonnet and Cape by Kyoko Nakyoshi, and Handwork Mitts by Julie Turjoman.  Recommended.  High Note:Whole Wheat Cinnamon Rolls/Cinnamon Raisin Bread.  Used the Best Whole Wheat Bread Recipe from www.urbanhomemaker.com.  Divided dough in half.  One half for a loaf of bread and the other half made two pans of cinnamon rolls.  Streusel:  ½ c brown sugar and 2 tsp cinnamon.  I use Penzey’s.  Roll out dough.  Spread with softened or melted butter.  Sprinkle topping on and roll up.  For the rolls I reserved a few Tbs topping.  Took rolls out after 20 min.  Brushed tops with butter and sprinkled on the streusel.  Baked another 5 min. I read a letter from Elizabeth Zimmermann that was written to me in Jan 1980.  A photo of the letter is on the show blog.  www.knittingpipeline.com.  References to Moebius and her development of the concept. The musical selection today is The Moon of Wintertime by Lydia McCauley.      Knitting Pipeline Retreat March 2-3, 2012 Washington IL  61571 $50 for Fri night and Sat or $40 for just Sat Reserve your spot now!   Thanks for listening and supporting the show! Haste ye back!  

Piper's Fancy, Nubby Mittens, Afterthought Heel Socks This show is sponsored by my Longaberger Home Business www.longaberger.com/paula .  Sign up for my sale newsletters and special offers by sending an email to Paulaef@aol.com.  Please include your name, address, and phone.   Pipeliner Notes I read a note from Karin ("miterwriter" on Ravelry).  A little brown bat has been living on a light fixture in their garage for almost 15 years!  A wonderful story of wild animals and humans coexisting peacefully. Note on last week’s Baked Pumpkin Oatmeal:  it is a good idea to refrigerate any leftovers.   Winners of J-Knit apps have been contacted. Thank you, Bronwyn!  Nature Notes Bob joins me for Nature Notes, but only for a short time because he was grading papers. See show notes for links to bird feeder cleaning information. The one red leaf, the last of its clan, That dances as often as dance it can, Hanging so light, and hanging so high, On the topmost twig that looks up at the sky. ~Samuel Taylor Coleridge  Nellie by Donna Higgins:   Update on the Crochet flower closure. I watched You Tube videos and managed to crochet the flowers by myself!  (Charr was out of town.)  My tutorial on attaching the crochet closures is on You Tube and the show blog.  www.knittingpipeline.com   Finished Projects: Piper’s Fancy  My own design.  A crescent shawl with a lace border. Nubby Noro Mittens by Annie’s Woolens Love the pattern as the texture adds interest without being too fussy.  Every other round is a plain round so it is easy to see where you are in the pattern. Afterthought Heel Socks by Laura Linneman  In The  Pipeline Annabel Babe Cardigan by Carrie Bostick Hoge My Ultimate Rip Van Winkle—will share later. A Ravelry Note: A new feature on Ravelry is that if you have your yarn stashed and you use stash yarn for a project then a little thumbnail photo of the yarn will appear in your project notes.  It’s tiny but it is there! The Blethering Room Registration is in progress for the Knitting Pipeline Retreat March 2-3, 2012 Washington IL $50 for Fri night and all day Sat.  $40 for Sat only See show notes for registration information.  www.knittingpipeline.com  Rip Van Winkle Challenge Go through your Ravelry queue to find a project that has been asleep for a long time.   A thread will go up on the Knitting Pipeline Podcast group on Ravelry where you can post photos of your finished projects.  High Note: Better Homes and Gardens Magazine is not as traditional as it used to be. I enjoy it.  Inexpensive subscription and you get free digital editions with paid subscription!  More knitting magazines should do this because knitting from a magazine is for me somewhat tedious.    Check out a new video cast:  Stockinette Zombies.  Music: One Morning in May from Foreignlander by Lydia McCauley. Have a great week, haste ye back, and hold your knitting close.

Thank you to show sponsor Quince & Co. www.quinceandco.com  Sign up for their free e-newsletter. Thank you to giveaway sponsor Three Bags Full at www.dance2yarn.etsy.com.  The winner of the Pink Daffodil Bag is PJM (Paula).  This week's drawing is for an Owl Project Bag (bigger!).  Leave a comment on the show blog by noon CDT May 12. Complete show notes are at www.knittingpipeline.com. Thank you to everyone for your kind messages, cards, and prayers following the death of my father on April 27th, 2011. KnittyBarb informed me of why there are not many birds in Hawaii.  Find audio versions of John Muir's works free on Librivox.  Nature Notes:  Rosebreasted Grosbeaks have beautiful color and song. Needle Notes:  FO's are Eye of Partridge Heel Socks and Sugar is Sweet, a shawlette by Rose Beck.  Estelle KAL is in progress!  We are knitting Estelle Cardigan by Melissa LaBarre. Charr and I are going to Sock Summit 2011!  We are also going to Stitches Midwest. Book Notes:  Be Mine: 5 Sweet Shawlettes to Knit by Rose Beck.  Five Stars! Music: From Quieting by Lydia McCauley.  For My Daughters

www.knittingpipeline.com for complete show notes. Quince & Co offers a line of thoughtfully conceived yarns spun from American wool.  Thank you to Quince & Co for sponsoring the podcast. Enjoy 20% off Longaberger pottery through April 30th on my web site www.longaberger.com/paula Three Bags Full is donating a Pink Daffodil Project Bag for this episode.  Leave a comment on the show blog to enter the drawing.  Comments entered by noon Central USA time on April 28th will be eligible.  I announced the winner for last week's drawing. Happy John Muir Day and Earth Day.  The documentary John Muir in the New World can be seen on the PBS site. Needle Notes:  I finished Clockwork by Stephen West of Westknits.  Great project using yarn from The Woolen Rabbit.  I also completed the finishing work on the Norwegian Setesdal Sweater including a woolen fabric label.  Estelle Cardigan KAL  Join us starting May 1 for this Knit Along using the Estelle Cardigan pattern by Melissa LaBarre.  It's time to swatch to figure out what needle size to use for your project.  I give tips for swatching. Thank you to Emily Bond for designing a new logo for the podcast!  The bird is called "Piper".  Piper may have some things to say in future episodes.  Contact Emily on Ravelry as emmylucille. Book Notes:  One Skein Sock Wonders edited by Judith Durant.  5 star except for the last chapter which is a good laugh. Music by Lydia McCauley from Quieting.  Every Bug, Every Bee, Every Breath.   Enjoy the peepers in the tune.